John
Earp
c1690-?
William
Earp
c1725-1803
Thomas
Sanders
c1695-?
John
Sanders
c1718-?
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Mary
?
c1600-?
Elizabeth
Smith
c1730-1
812
Joseph
Crathorn
1783-1860
Elizabeth
Earp
1757-1812
Mary
?
c1695-?
Elizabeth
Lea
c1720-?
Ann
Sanders
1786-1846
William
Sanders
1780-?
Mary
Sanders
c1753-?
Mary
Sanders
1784-?
Henry
Sanders
1794-
?
William
Sanders
c1760-
?
Elizabeth
Sanders
1792-
?
Thomas
Sanders
1763-
?
Thomas
Sanders
1789-
?
John
Sanders
1782-
?
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     Ann Sanders 1786, ancestry. There are a number of family websites, which suggest Ann's family background is based on a Sanders family from Cambridgeshire, thence linked to the Leigh family of Stoneleigh. However, her family was actually linked to Minworth and Curdworth in Warwickshire (where they farmed) and then with Aston in Birmingham and Royal Sutton Coldfield in Warwickshire. In the 1841 Census, they were living in the centre of Birmingham. From information found, it would appear the there were two Richards Sanders in the Sanders family, who were cousins. Richard, the father of Ann Sanders 1786, marrying Elizabeth Earp in Maxstoke, Warwickshire, and his cousin the other Richards Sanders, marrying Elizabeth Wright in Aston, now part of Birmingham. The families were from the Coleshill, Maxstoke, Curdworth, Fillongley and Minworth areas of Warwickshire which more or less border each other.
     Some facts which may help your search's. William Earp married Elizabeth Smith at St Peter & St Paul, Coleshill on 3rd November 1751. Elizabeth Earp was baptised 27th February 1757 in Maxstoke. Richard Sanders, baptised 18th November 1750 in Maxstoke, and Elizabeth Earp married 22nd October 1781 in Maxstoke. Cousin, Richard Sanders married Elizabeth Wright 31st July 1785 at St Peter & St Paul in Aston.
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